Patient's question:
The child at home didn't know how they contracted epilepsy. The doctor said the child's epilepsy is congenital, possibly originating from intergenerational family inheritance, as there are indeed people with epilepsy among the older generation in the family. I want to understand whether infant epilepsy can be treated. What kind of help is needed: Can infant epilepsy be treated?Doctor's answer:
With the continuous deepening of understanding of epilepsy, the discovery of new antiepileptic drugs, and the active development of blood drug concentration monitoring data, the prognosis of pediatric epilepsy has become much more stable than before. Currently, the complete remission rate of pediatric epilepsy can reach 50%-80%. Early treatment with appropriate medication and regular dosing is beneficial for stabilizing the prognosis. The above suggestions are in response to the question "Can infant epilepsy be treated?" and are hoped to be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!